Wallace Minority Shapes Key States In 1948 Election
Archibald M Crossley analyzes the Wallace vote as a potential swing in pivotal states. He notes Wallace may affect Dewey’s path by shifting votes in New York and California, with possible impacts in Washington and Massachusetts, while Minnesota could tilt toward Truman if Wallace votes shift. The piece also discusses demographics of Wallace supporters and compares past third-party performance.
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Crossley Incorporated
Record High Voter Registration Marked in Elyria and County
Elyria reports 13 177 residents registered to vote in the city, a new county record, as Lorain County boards gear up for absentee voting ahead of the November presidential election. Lorain city totals reach 21 886 with outside areas adding 12 468 registrants. overall county figures climb to 51 028, far surpassing prior records.
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al Matuszak
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Turns Cool and Cloudy
Northeast Ohio stays cool with cloudy conditions this afternoon and tonight. Highs near 62 today, 65 tomorrow, with lows around 46. Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners advertises mothproofing and cleaning services.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mass Hysteria Grips Cleveland As Indians Surge
Crowds jam Euclid Avenue and horns blare as Cleveland celebrates the Indians pennant win in 28 years. Mass hysteria runs from 7 pm peak to late night, with radio broadcasts and street dancing. Confetti, ticker tape, and shuttered offices mark the city’s jubilant mood.
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School Board No 3
Wallace Outlines Farm Program In California Tour
Henry A. Wallace campaigned in California presenting a farm program aimed at ending monopolies. He spoke in Bakersfield and Fresno about public ownership of banks railroads and power firms to aid farmers with low-cost power and irrigation funding, and to broaden coop marketing and Social Security coverage for farm workers. Funeral services were arranged in Portsmouth for Ada Parhkir 64 who died from injuries after stepping in front of a truck. the driver Carl E Walker 21 was not held.
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Henry A. Wallace
California
Central Valley
Bakersfield
Fresno
Sacramento
Earl Warren
Portsmouth
Ada Parhkir
General Hospital
Carl E Walker
Railroads And Two Unions Agree On Increase In Wages
Railroads and two unions representing 175000 operating employees reach a 10 cent hourly wage increase, the second nationwide deal without government aid. The Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen settled after talks that began September 14, following a 15 cent raise last year. Negotiations continue with engineers, enginemen, firemen, and switchmen unions as mediation seeks broader settlement. The bargaining includes wage boosts and work-week changes under consideration by the National Railroad Mediation Board.
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Brotherhood of
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Daniel P Loomis
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Rairoads
Dewey to Get Report on Berlin Crisis
Dewey will receive a briefing on the Berlin crisis from John Foster Dulles in New York as Dulles returns from Paris. Dulles will report by telephone to Dewey before flying back to join UN delegates. Political aides prepare for Dewey’s next campaign swing amid expectations of a presidential victory.
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GOP
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Prisburgh
Kentucky
Oklhomia
Minneota
Two Boys Fatally Hurt In Bicycle Crash Near Portsmouth
Funeral planned today for Tees Wert Vrainged and Lucistille Bos who died after two boys on a tandem bicycle were struck yesterday while riding from behind a school bus into a car. Henis Tee Penmington 17 died at General Hospital, Frank Conly 11 died four hours later. Both suffered skull fractures. The car was driven by procto Fyffe of Portsmouth. Fyffe was absolved of blame.
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Tees
Lucistille Bos
Thar Hom
Henis Tee Penmingrton
General Hospital
Frank Conly
Four Times Governor Lucius Cross Dies at 86
Lucius Cross, four term Governor of Connecticut and noted English literature scholar, died at his home aged 86. A Yale University former dean who entered politics at 68, he led the state from 1931 to 1939 after a long academic career.
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Havin Conn
Lucius Cross
Connecticut
Yale
Schow
Truman Patches Up Feuds With Ickes Whitney
President Truman resumes his campaign against privilege with a four day swing into Dewey country. He plans to visit Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York and address atomic energy questions in Philadelphia. The trip follows recent reconciliations with Harold Ickes and Whines.
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Thomas E Dewey
New York
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West breaks with Russia over Berlin crisis vote
The United Nations Security Council, amid Russian opposition, voted 9 to 2 to place the Berlin dispute on the agenda. Soviet envoy Vishinsky threatened to boycott deliberations as Western members pressed for action on Berlin while Russia warned against broader disarmament talks. Canadian Lord McNaughton urged a new Western stance linking atomic energy control to Soviet acceptance of proposed principles.
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Berlin
Andre Visninsk
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I McNaullen
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United States
Great Britain
France
Drop In Meat Prices Awaited By Households Nationwide
Housewives in many areas awaited a drop in wholesale meat costs as prices fell yesterday with beef, lamb, and ham dressing showing declines. The American Meat Institute cited increased meat supplies and slow wholesale-to-retail transmission, warning against immediate retail cuts. Economists forecast better business through the year and into 1949 as wholesale prices adjust.
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Yan
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Institute
Thea
School Board Hopes To Finish Year With Balance
The School Board plans to end the year with a balanced budget as revenues and expenses are projected. Officials note some accounts may be overdrawn before funds arrive from the 1919 phase, with transfers from other accounts to cover essential needs and ongoing remodeling costs at the district’s facilities.
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Campaign bureau names Rufus G Taylor VP for Colston Corp drive
The HFADS SPFAKFRS bureau appoints Rufus G Taylor as vice president of the Colston Corp 1M thm om chage of industrial testi ne. Taylor will head a speaker bureau for clubs churches and groups to inform on the Elsna Community Chest and Red Feather services with listed speakers including Dr Stanley J Birkbeck Mrs Birkbeck George Carter and others.
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Chage
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JE Glass
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Birkbeck
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Eleane
Goldstein
Charles Ee Guth
Don Hailes
Harold Hay
Aod Tee P
Hoin
Ross Ludwig
Rey Lows
Ernest Seah
Henry K Shaw Wihom Te Ee
Earl Tophins
Mabel Veg
James West
June
Zipp
Zoning Changes Considered By City Council
Zoning changes and water and lighting improvements were principal matters at last night’s council meeting. Opposition appeared to the extension of the Commercial zone at the Harry Brown Motor Co location on Middle avenue and Sixth street with a 40-name petition against it. First readings were given to zoning and street-light measures and a traffic-light proposal to protect schoolchildren. Street-light installations were approved for Adams Caldwell Morsain Brice Parmely and Warden avenues. A water main expansion was authorized on Winckles street to Cambridge and on Cambridge to Prospect, with bids awaited. Tonight Republic kickoff meet at Flynn High School at 8 pm with speakers from the 14th district and county.
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Sixth Street
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Planning Commission
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Hawthorne Streets
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S N Blick
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Adams
Caldwell Morsain Brice Parmely
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Tunstall
Winckles Street
Cambridge
Prospect
Winches
Cuba Hit By 100 Mile Wind Hurled Homes and Havoc
A 100 mile per hour hurricane ripped through Havana before dawn collapsing flimsy homes and tearing roofs. One person was killed and 45 injured as windows shattered and a large Westinghouse sign toppled. Miami warned as the storm veered toward Florida Keys and Lake Okeechobee flooding began. Evacuations and disaster plans sprang to action across Florida with Seminole lands under water and shelters readied.
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Star
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Kenneth Harmon
Fort Miers
Fla
Jeep Harmon
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Fort Myers
Okeechobee
Red Cross
Amazing forced landing saves 123 aboard DC-3 at sea beach
A DC-3 carrying 123 passengers and crew made a perilous landing on a beach near Nassau. Pilot Rinbird Oldhveie guided the craft to a belly landing with only minor injuries reported. Rescuers reached the scene after hours as the plane slid 600 feet across sand with a 75 foot beach strip between sea and jagged ledge. The group, including Puerto Rican passengers and crew, waited for evacuation while authorities described the emergency as extraordinary.
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BATTER UP World Series Starts Tomorrow Ad Guide
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to tune into radio repair ads in the classified pages and make reading them a nightly habit. Dial 44 121 or 44 13 to place a want ad and let it work for you.
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